Tramcars of the Sheffield Tramway
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List of all electric tramcars of the Sheffield Corporation Tramways
Sheffield Tramway
Sheffield Tramway was an extensive tramway network serving the English city of Sheffield and its suburbs.The first tramway line, horse-drawn, opened in 1873 between Lady's Bridge and Attercliffe, subsequently extended to Brightside and Tinsley...

  (standard gauge
Standard gauge
The standard gauge is a widely-used track gauge . Approximately 60% of the world's existing railway lines are built to this gauge...

).

Opened 5 September 1899, closed 8 October 1960.

Cars built between 1899 and 1926

Car numbers Type (as built) Year built Builder Seats Truck Motors Controllers
1-25 Open top 1899 Milnes 22/29 Peckham Cantilever BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH B13
26-38 Open top 1900 Milnes 22/29 Peckham cantilever BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH B13
39-50 Single deck 1899 Milnes 28 Peckham cantilever BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH B6
51-52 Single deck 1899 Milnes 28 Peckham cantilever BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH B13
53-58 Single deck 1900 ER&TCW 28 Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH B13
59-73 Open top 1900 ER&TCW 22/29 Peckham cantilever BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH13
74-88 Open top 1900 ER&TCW 22/29 Brill 21E BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH13
88-103 Single deck 1900 Brush 28 Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
104-123 Open top 1900-01 Brush 22/29 Brill 21E BTH GE52 2x25hp BTH13
124-129 Single deck 1901 SCT 28 Brill 23E GTH GE58 2x35hp BTH B13
130 Water car 1901 SCT Brill 21E GTH GE58 2x35hp BTH B13
131-155 Open top 1901 Milnes 22/29 Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
156-165 single deck 1902 Cravens 28 Brill 21E BTH GE52 2x35hp BTH13
166 Works car 1874 (1902) Starbuck Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
167-186 Open top 1902 Cravens 22/29 Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
187-192 Single deck 1903 Milnes 28 Milnes BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
193-198 Open top 1903 SCT 22/29 Milnes BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
199 Stores car 1877 (1903) unknown Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH
200-211 Single deck 1903 SCT 28 Brill 21E BTH GE52 2x35hp BTH13
212 Water car 1904 SCT Milnes BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
213-218 Open top 1904 SCT 22/29 Milnes BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH
219-243 Open top 1904 Brush 22/29 Brush A BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH
244-245 Open top 1897 (1904) Milnes 22/29 Brush A BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH
246-257 Short top cover 1905 SCT 22/30 Mills/Brush AA BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
258-272 Balcony 1907 UEC 22/36 M&G Radial BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH13
273-280 Snow-ploughs 1906 Milnes Peckham Cantilever BTH GE58 2x25hp BTH13
281-295 Balcony 1912 SCT 22-36 Peckham BTH RGE20 2x40hp BTH18
296-345 Balcony 1913 Brush 22/36 Peckham P22 BTH RGE20 2x40hp BTH18
346-355 Balcony 1913 SCT 22/36 Peckham P22 BTH RGE20 2x40hp BTH18
367-369 Enclosed 1918-21 SCT 28/48 Peckham P22 BTH RGE203 2x40hp BTH
376-400 Enclosed 1921-22 Brush 28/48 Peckham P22 BTH RGE203 2x40hp BTH
401-450 Enclosed 1919-20 SCT 28/48 Peckham P22 BTH RGE203 2x40hp BTH
451-500 Enclosed 1926-27 Cravens 28/40 Peckham P22 MV 102D 2x50hp BTH OK1B


Cars built between 1927 and 1952

Car numbers Type (as built) Year built Builder Seats Truck Motors Controllers
1 Enclosed 1927 Cravens 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102 2x50hp BTH B510
2-35 Enclosed 1928-30 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102 2x50hp BTH B510
36-60 Enclosed 1924-25 Brush Brush Peckham P22 BTH 503 2x40hp BTH B510
61-130 Enclosed 1930-33 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102DR 2x50hp BTH B510
131-155 Enclosed 1929-30 Hill 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102 2x50hp BTH B510
156-230 Enclosed 1933-35 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102DR 2x50hp BTH B510
231-242 Enclosed 1936 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102DR 2x50hp BTH B510
243-248 Enclosed 1936 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 WT 286 or MV 116DR 2x50hp BTH B510
249-303 Enclosed 1936-39 SCT 24/37 Peckham P22 MV 102DR 2x50hp BTH B510
336-350 Enclosed 1907 UEC 22/36 Peckham P22 various 2x40hp BTH B510
352-365 Snow-ploughs various various Brill 21E GE 58 2x35hp various
311-324 Enclosed 1901 (1941) Hurst Nelson 24/36 Brill 21E BTH GE58 2x35hp BTH B3
325-334 Enclosed 1920-21 (1943) EE 19/40 Brill 21E EE DK 31A 2x50hp DK DB1
501 Jubilee 1946 SCT 26/36 M&T588 MV 102DR3 2x65hp BTH B510
502-536 Jubilee 1950-52 Roberts 26/36 M&T588 MV 102DR3 2x65hp BTH B510

Abbreviations of manufacturers

  • BEC: British Electric Car Company, Manchester.
  • Brill: J. G. Brill and Company, Philadelphia,
  • BTH: British Thomson-Houston, Rugby.
  • Brush: Brush Electrical Engineering
    Brush Traction
    This article is about a British rail-locomotive maker. For the Detroit auto-maker, see Brush Motor Car CompanyBrush Traction is a manufacturer and maintainer of railway locomotives, part of the FKI group , based at Loughborough in Leicestershire, England situated alongside the Midland Main Line.-...

    , Loughborough.
  • Cravens: Cravens Railway Carriage & Wagon company
    Cravens
    Cravens Railway Carriage and Wagon Company Limited was a railway rolling stock builder in the Darnall district of Sheffield, England. Cravens built many diagrams of coaching stock for the Pre-grouping Railway companies of Great Britain, the Grouped companies and for British Railways itself. They...

    , Darnall
    Darnall
    Darnall ward—which includes the districts of Attercliffe, Carbrook, Darnall, Tinsley, and parts of Handsworth—is one of the 28 electoral wards in City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. It is located in the eastern part of the city and covers an area of 17.4 km2. The...

    , Sheffield.
  • DK: Dick, Kerr & company, Preston.
  • EE: English Electric
    English Electric
    English Electric was a British industrial manufacturer. Founded in 1918, it initially specialised in industrial electric motors and transformers...

    , Preston.
  • ER&TCW: Electric Railway & Tramway Carriage Works, Preston.
  • GEC: General Electric company
    General Electric
    General Electric Company , or GE, is an American multinational conglomerate corporation incorporated in Schenectady, New York and headquartered in Fairfield, Connecticut, United States...

    , Birmingham.
  • Peckham: Peckham Truck & Engineering company.
  • Roberts: Charles Roberts & company, Horbury nr. Wakefield.
  • SCT: Sheffield city Tramways, Queens Road Works.
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